Through a partnership with prepaid cell carrier TracFone Wireless, Microsoft is launching a mobile health solution aimed at improving diabetes self-management among underserved populations.

IT recruiters and executive search firms are the most effective resource for hospitals and health systems looking to add to their IT staffs, according to a recent HIMSS Analytics survey.

A decade-long study from the American Heart Association has found telestroke services lead to lasting improvements in stroke care in rural areas.

The number of physician-patient video consultations is expected to increase three-fold from 2014 to 2015, according to a report from Parks Associates.

Angelo Mazzocco will serve as Westerville-based Central Ohio Primary Care's newest CIO, according to a Columbus Business First report.

Digitization of healthcare is allowing nurses more opportunities to have roles in health IT, according to a post from the TeleTracking blog.

U.S. Chief Technology Officer Todd Park is planning to resign his position by the end of the year, according to a report in Fortune.

Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems made headlines last week after a foreign cyberattack compromised the personal and health information of 4.5 million people. However, data breaches are not just the result of external threats — hospital and health system employees…

More than 80 percent of healthcare providers hired at least one IT staffer in the past year, according to a new survey from HIMSS Analytics.

The vast majority of providers have less than 5 percent of their patient population engaged with their patient portals, according to a new report from peer60.